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You Hold Your Fate in Your Hands!

Covid lockdown number 2. This is depressing.Schools and educational institutions are among the first to be closed down.

The perfect place is here and the perfect time is now. Build it and they will come. (Field of Dreams) God helps those that help themselves.

Every single time I have created a project with my own hands, I have received support for it from the outside. Be it the first play that I wrote and directed, our performing arts school and its projects or in my personal life.

You have to start creating things in order to get things moving.

Kevin Smith wrote and directed Clerks back in 1994 when filming and editing was way more expensive and complicated than it is now. From that project came Clerks 2, then Mall Rats, then Mall Rats 2, then Dogma, then Chasing Amy, then Dogma 2, the Jay and Silent Bob and then Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and many other projects.

From a small, low-budget indie movie was a whole universe born. From a no-name director with no-name actors by the time of Mall Rats you already had Ben Affleck, Shannon Doherty (yes she was a star back then) and Stan Lee (the father of the Marvel Comics) working on the project. Matt Damon and many others joined later on.

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck launched their entire career through a small movie they wrote together called “Good Will Hunting”, if you haven’t seen it yet, go look it up now. It is good. They wrote it themselves and then acted in it.

The story of Sylvester Stallone and Rocky should be well-known to you by now. The draft version of it he wrote within 2 days after living on the streets and selling his only companion, his dog, in order to survive. He finished the screenplay, the movie and bought back his dog. He made a few other movies after that.

Instead of sitting around right now, waiting for the next opportunity to come, you should be out there working to create your next opportunity yourself.

Write a script, create connections to people who can help you to realize your project. Other film makers, actors, camera men, DOP, a director, connections are everything.

Katerina Grey created her entire feature film Day Time Nightmare on a minimum budget calling in favors from all her friends and connections that she made over the years. Now her film and her team are reaping in awards from all over the world for her project.

Nobody says it is easy, but we are living in a time where it has never been simpler to film and edit your own movie. High quality cameras, editing software, sound recording and lighting equipment are cheaper than ever.

And nothing will give you more recognition and satisfaction than creating your own material.

What are you waiting for? Go and get started!

You hold your fate in your hands! – MasterClass Studio

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If you are waiting for your success to come your way, keep in mind, you never know when your break through is going to happen!

When I was in my late twenties I missed a big opportunity, just because I was not ready. I was training as an actor. I worked as a featured extra on this commercial with the Finnish director Vesa Maninen and he came back to Thailand for a big, movie style commercial, to be shot for a week upcountry and he wanted me for the main part of that commercial!

All I had to do was go to the call back through Skype with this director that I already knew and that liked me.

I was nervous. And I stressed out about the budget as I felt the budget was too low for the part – which it was.

I stressed out so much that I couldn’t sleep. I got sick and had to take anti-biotics. I became my own worst enemy.

When I went to the call back, the casting director, P’Aoy, bless her soul, looked at me and she looked worried. She could see I wasn’t up to speed.

For the call back the director asked me to do some physical stuff, to play as being electrocuted. I come from a physical theatre background. That should have been easy-peasy for me.

I messed it up. The moment I did it, I knew I messed it up.

Not Ready

I was offered a featured part on the commercial. I went on this amazing shoot and was able to spend a lot of time with the main actor, whom they now hired from the UK. He looked the part of the British explorer. He was born for it. He was ready.

My ego tells me some parts I could have done better than him. But there was one big difference. He was ready. He was able to hold this big production and play his part and I may have faltered.

I had some featured parts in commercials, but that would have been by far the biggest part for me. The British actor had a lot of experience and his entire career and life focused on the Victorian age of the British Empire.

There is so much pressure on the main part. This was a huge production. With hundreds of people running around all the time. Elephants, shooting in a cave, stunts with people falling of elephants, the first stunt job of Alex Winters, people being heaved up into the air, explosions etc.

If I admit it to myself, I was not ready.

There are a lot of things going on set apart from the pressure of doing your job well. Gossip, peer pressure, envy, back biting which are part of it and you need to be able to fend it off and to let it fall off your hard shell.

I worked hard after that to get myself ready. To never let something like this happen again. I have had main parts in big commercials and speaking parts in movies. And every time I was ready. I learned from it and I improved myself.

I worked on short films to get more experience on set. To get used to the feeling of being a main.

Not stressing out is an important part of being ready.

You never know when the opportunity strikes. You may be out of work for 6 months. Maybe a year. You can sit around during that time or you can work on yourself to get yourself to the point that you know you have to be at to compete.

Sometimes you may wonder why are you doing all this work and when will it finally come to pay off. The honest truth is, you’ll never know. But when the opportunity arises, you better be ready.

To me, not being ready for one of the biggest opportunities of my career was a big lesson and one mistake I will never do again.

As an actor all you have to work on is yourself. Don’t ever stop. You never know when the opportunity strikes and when it does, make sure that you are ready!

So what do I recommend you can do to get yourself ready?

Join student / short film projects

A great way to create connections and gain experience

Join acting classes

The best way to improve your skills in a save environment quickly

Create your own short / featured films

The best way to get bigger exposure and recognition quickly. I am going to write another article about this subject next week.

What are you waiting for? – MasterClass Studio

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**ไม่เคยเล่นงานนมผงมาก่อน**
ลูกสาว ค่าตัว 17,500 บาท (ถ่ายหนัง 1 วัน ไม่มีภาพนิ่ง)
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